Ok first, what’s Identd?

Identd or Ident daemon is a program that listens on port 113 that helps identify the users of a particular TCP Connection. In my knowledge, Idents are usually used on *nix systems. If you have experienced using *nix systems, and chatting on IRC, your ident will be your username. Well it depends on the system.

Anyways, let’s get down to the point. I do enable Identd on my mIRC because of one reason, to be able to oper-up on the server which I have o:line at. Although Idents with a “~” prefix on it would be fine but I like my Ident without the prefix, much more professional for me.

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Well, when it comes in patience, I’m good at it. I mean, I really am patient. Even I have waited for an hour for someone or an appointment, I’d still be there and still will to smile. But not always, depends on my mood though. Hehe, but I really am.

At work, I’ve waited like almost 1 and a half month as trainee before I got hired. Well that’s not too long for me but it’s quite a time to go there everyday and only get 100/day as allowance. I consider myself lucky and some of my officemates that got hired that day. But, for those trainees that were not chosen to not go online, man, Continue Reading →

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Whew, for almost two weeks, I’ve been trying to transfer my blog to a new host. It’s not that I don’t like my old host, it’s just that my old host doesn’t have fsock(); PHP function opened, and it is very important for WordPress and its Plugins to have that enabled.

To those who doesn’t know what fsock(); is, it’s a PHP function that is needed by WordPress to get information on other websites to your blog, like updates and some ads that is needed to be accessed via fsock();. Akismet Plugin for instance, it needs to access the WordPress.com site for your API key to work, and if fsock(); is disabled, those kinds of Plugins won’t work. So without that, WordPress aint fun.

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